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On October 20, at the Vietnam-Denmark Business Forum in Copenhagen, General Secretary and State President Tô Lâm and King Frederik X witnessed the signing of 16 cooperation documents covering renewable energy, logistics, aviation and technology. Petrovietnam and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners agreed to develop the Nam Trung Bộ 1 offshore wind project, while PTSC M&C and Semco Maritime signed a 2026-2030 strategic partnership on offshore wind substations. In logistics and aviation, Hateco and APM Terminals (Maersk) will study and develop a rail cargo terminal in Hải Phòng, Vietjet signed with Satair, and Vietnam Airlines signed MoUs with Copenhagen Airport, Danish Industry and SAS. Carlsberg also signed letters of intent to expand its Huế brewery and to make 2026-2030 investment commitments in Đà Nẵng. Tô Lâm urged Danish firms to shift from “investing in Vietnam” to “investing together with Vietnam,” deepen ties with local companies and bring research and production to Vietnam.

Party General Secretary and State President Tô Lâm urged Danish businesses to expand investment in Việt Nam, bringing advanced technology, innovation and green solutions and strengthening links with local enterprises. Speaking at the Việt Nam–Denmark Business Forum in Copenhagen, he said Việt Nam wants not only capital but also technology, expertise, modern management, R&D and high-quality human resources, aiming for double-digit growth in 2026–30. King Frederik X, in his welcome remarks, said Denmark is among Europe's largest investors in Việt Nam and pointed to cooperation potential in energy efficiency, logistics, food, biotechnology and healthcare. Lâm also asked the Danish government to support green finance, technology transfer and workforce training, and encouraged firms to move from 'investing in' to 'investing alongside' Việt Nam.

General Secretary and President Tô Lâm addressed the Việt Nam–Denmark Business Forum in Copenhagen during his state visit to Denmark, attended by King Frederik X and businesses from both countries. He urged Danish firms to expand investment in Việt Nam, bringing advanced technology, innovation and green solutions, and to move from 'investing in' to 'investing alongside' local enterprises. King Frederik X noted Denmark is among Europe's largest investors in Việt Nam and pointed to potential in energy efficiency, logistics, food, biotechnology and healthcare. Tô Lâm said Việt Nam aims for double-digit growth in 2026–30 and listed priority sectors such as renewable energy, green shipping, pharmaceuticals and the circular economy, while describing the relationship as more than half a century old.

On October 20, during a state visit to Denmark, General Secretary and President To Lam met leaders of major Danish companies in Copenhagen, including A.P. Moller - Maersk, LEGO Group, Carlsberg, Pandora, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and Vestas. He urged them to expand investment in clean energy, ports and logistics, and praised their contributions of capital, technology, governance and green development models. He also called for deeper cooperation in wind and solar power, energy storage, the broader energy industry ecosystem, R&D and higher value-added manufacturing. Vietnam pledged to refine its legal frameworks on investment, land and energy, cut unnecessary procedures, and assign clear responsibility for resolving business concerns.